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Joe,
You might want to remind your registrants to allow extra travel time into the Gettysburg area for your event. The roads in and around that town aren't built for the traffic that's expected. And, knowing the citizens are pretty much as they were in 1863, toll roads may pop up, you'll have to pay to use restrooms and water will cost more per gallon that gas, which I imagine will also cost double the national average this summer in Gettysburg.

"Grumpy" Dave T.

"Biggest problem is, at most "reenactments," nobody knows what their "historical" job was. And, in most cases the privates are worse off than the NCO's and Officers." - Deceased

RJ Samp
Horniste! Blas das Signal zum Angriffe!
"But in the end, it's the history, stupid. If you can't document it, forget about it. And no amount of 'tomfoolery' can explain away conduct that in the end makes history (and living historians) look stupid and wrong. "